Source: NPR Interview - August 2015
Man, it’s been so long since we’ve had a president that can sit down and talk coherently
Hopefully iran has a better dasl thsn the jcpoa
stop posting politics outside of politics communities. you suck and smell bad probably
I don’t disagree with any of the points, but does this look like AI to anyone else?
If it’s from 2015 I guess it’s not. But something about the lighting/background or whatever gives real AI vibes to me.
This is the issue with AI.
It’s not so much that it looks real. It’s that it looks real enough to make you question whether everything is real.
Man, I want off this ride.
It’s not AI. Here is the original source
It’s weird. My first thought was this looks like a video game cutscene character.
One side: We need to avoid war
Other side: War is the entire point, Dept. of War, etc and so forth.
I don’t think they want to be diplomatic. Trump’s cabinet is basically like Andy Dick walking up to a bar. He wants a drink, sure, but it’s not what he’s there for.
Rejecting diplomacy is Netanyahu’s preferred option, war his desired outcome.
3 years later, President Trump cancelled the deal
In response, the Iranians started enriching Uranium again
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/07/07/middleeast/iran-nuclear-agreement-intl/index.html
And here we are…
It’s almost like he is an idiot.
Meanwhile, Trump wants to start selling plutonium on the open market.
https://www.cnn.com/2026/05/26/climate/trump-administration-plutonium-deal-energy-companies
That’s how you make new targets for the war effort. The country of war is just seeding a larger marketplace. The more people aiming a gun at the US, the more they can justify their own; endless cycle of bloodshed fueled by money and capitalism.
None of that is new, btw. We’ve had three Democrat Presidents for two and a half full terms and none of that has ever backpedaled since Desert Storm. It’s just how the US war-state operates.
The people who need to see this most will either never see it or dismiss it as “woke” propaganda.
The rest of us already know.
Well, c’mon. It’s like, over six minutes long, and all just talking. How is anyone supposed to sit through that?
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